Industrial security

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Cyberattacks as a top risk

Cybersecurity is a decisive factor in the modern business world.
The importance of cybersecurity has increased significantly in recent years. This is because the increase in cyberattacks is presenting major challenges for companies and public institutions. At the same time, increasing networking and digitalization means more points that are vulnerable to attack. In the European Union, for example, there is a ransomware attack every eleven seconds. And the attackers and attack methods are becoming more and more professional.
Implementing a comprehensive security strategy is essential to protect against ever-evolving threats and to prevent sabotage, downtimes, and data loss. Cybersecurity is a decisive factor in ensuring the operational capability of your company.

Cybersecurity is becoming law

The implementation of cybersecurity is no longer only mandatory for critical infrastructures.
The digitalization of production, product, and customer data is one of the decisive factors for increasing the added value of a company. Therefore, this data must be given special protection.
The EU Commission recognized this and presented a European strategy for cybersecurity in December 2020. This defines standards for the security and defense capability of components, systems, and companies against cyberattacks. Legal requirements for the implementation of cybersecurity have long been established for critical infrastructures. This is now being extended with NIS 2, the new EU Network and Information Security Directive. However, the high requirements of the NIS 2 Directive can only be met if the products used have been developed in accordance with security-by-design. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) was defined by the EU to address this challenge. The new EU Machinery Regulation supplements the CRA, which also sees machines as a product.